Getting that tough shot

[Allison Williams]

Saw this photo on twitter today:

http://tinyurl.com/645r5w

[Rick Schies]

Wow! That must be the most intense photo I have seen in a long time. That even made me a bit queezy thinking of where that person was when he took that.

[Judith]

That's absolutely amazing.

[Big Mac]

omg!! totally cool.. thanks for sharing.. i could just imagine how this person took the photo...

[Stephen Smiley]

Incredible!

[Marinade Spatula]

Just got a dose of vertigo :-D. thanks for sharing.

[Dragonfly Explorer ( Rhoiz )]

incredibly amazing but scary, i can actually feel how this photographer felt being there on top looking down for the shot. i can even felt the wind on top. Brave shot and the price is priceless and timeless photo. Great work.

[Stephanie Nguyen]

Thanks for sharing. Just felt my fear of heights kick in for a second there. The photographer is a brave, brave person!

[Megan Joy]

Wow, beautiful shot. I wonder how the photographer got permission to go up there.

[elkehochban]

What an amazing shot!

[Loose Images]

That should come with a warning! My vertigo kicked in there. What an amazing shot though.

[Chris]

Oh yeah. Looks like it is overlooking the Marin Headlands. That is nuts.

[Paul Myers]

@appaloosa05 I'm going to bet that National Geographic pulled some strings to get their photographer up there.

[Salma Tantawi]

Wow! so amazing, wondering how did he manage to get up there? Thanks for sharing

[Megan Joy]

@webfoot very true. I'd love to be a photographer for National Geographic.

[Jesa SE]

GULP!

[Paul Myers]

@appaloosa05 I looked into it at one time. If I remember correctly, their staff photographers need to be fluent in three different languages.

[Megan Joy]

@webfoot Hmm, something to work on then. Thanks. :)